eifers Journey
To Jordan
H
n January 4th, 50 bred
registered Holstein cows
begin a journey that will
! them to the Deir Allah
larch station in Jordan,
le heifers, which were
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Phone 717-442-4171
Scours stop; calves bounce back.
ONE 5 INCH CALF THERMOMETER AND CASE
with every three cartons of Beacon Scour Stop-R
(3 cartons treats 9 calves; Offer expires Jan 25 1975
H. JACOB HOOBER
INTERCOURSE, PA.
HARPE & GREEN MILL
CHURCHVILLE, MD
R. E. RU DISILL
Ph. 854-2281
Beacon Feeds, York, Pa. Phone 717-843-9033
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donated by Lancaster area
farmers will help to upgrade
the dairy herds in that
portion of the world.
The program is sponsored
by the efforts of the Lan
caster Mennonite Con
ference Relief and Service
Committee, Heifer project
Inc., and the Central
Committee.
Mr. and Mrs. John Yost,
RD2, New Holland will be
accompanying the heifers to
Jordan and will be staying in
that country for six months
to insure the animals are
properly cared for.
It is hoped that the animals
will help build up herds of
healthy productive dairy
cows and allow the country
to increase their dairy
products production.
Feed Beacon C
Scour Stop-R
Beacon's special “synergy" of ingredients anti
biotics, trace minerals, A, D, E, and B complex
vitamins does the job quickly. Helps dry up
scours, restore appetite, combat dehydration. Pro
motes all-around good health.
Simple as A, B, C, too. Tear open a 4-oz. packet,
one per calf. Mix with warm water. Feed twice a
day for 3 days. You treat while you feed!
Contains 20% protein from appetizing, easily di
gested milk products, plus 15% micronized fat for
speedy assimilation. You get 3 days feeding and
3 days medication for pennies.
EARL SAUDfiR, INC.
NEW HOLLAND, PA.
McCRACKEN'S FEED MILL, INC.
MANHEIM, PA.
Beacon Reps.
BEACONFEEDS
Fire Regulations Planned For
State Farm Show
The S9th annual Penn
sylvania State Farm Show
will be held as scheduled
Jan. 6-10 as the Department
of Labor and Industry’s
Industrial Board approved
an interim plan to continue
operation of the Farm Show
complex.
Pennsylvania Agriculture
Secretary Jim McHale and
Labor and Industry
Secretary Paul Smith an
nounced jointly today that a
plan to impose extensive fire
regulations was approved to
permit the Farm Show
complex to remain open to
the public while major
renovations to the buildings
are made, expected to take
at least two years at a cost of
about $ll million.
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"Meal-ln-a-packei"
V
H. M. STAUFFER & SONS, INC.
WITHER, PA.
CHESTER WEIST
Ph. 741-2600
RICHARD B. KENDIG
Ph. 302-478-3058
VAN-MAR FEEDS
LEESPORT, PA.
The interim and long
range renovation plans were
presented to the Industrial
Board Dec. 17 by Farm Show
Director Wellington Smith.
The board’s approval in
cluded continued use of the
complex’ small arena.
The Farm Show director
attributed the Board’s ap
proval in part to steps
already taken to administer
fire and safety regulations.
These include attendance
by a number of employees of
the complex at the Penn
sylvania Fire School;
establishment of a fire
brigade; acquirement of
additional fire fighting
equipment such as fog
nozzles, hose lines, fire
extinguishers, pike poles,
fire axes, portable lights and
compressed air breathing
apparatus; and establish
ment of a Fire Prevention
Committee.
As part of the interim plan,
exhibitors leasing the
complex are required to
submit a floor plan to the
■committee locating fire
prevention equipment and
listing hired fire personnel.
Decorations must be cer
tified as fire retardant, exits
must remain free and
precautions taken for
materials stored and on
display.
The Harrisburg Fire
Company will provide
assistance at all major
shows at the complex.
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There will also be a
.prominent display of no
smoking signs, gasoline
powered vehicles within the
premises will have their
battery cables unhooked and
gasoline caps tapped closed,
displays in the corridors will
be metal rather than wood,
and exit signs will be
prominently displayed.
Use of the small arena will
be restricted to 800 seats at
any one time. When in use,
two city firemen will be on
duty and no combustible
materials will be permitted
to be stored under the seats
or in the adjacent main
tenance room.
The long range plan will be
financed by 7 million
debt authorization recently
passed by the Senate and the
House.
Among renovations
planned are, replacement of
the one-story sheet metal
horse and beef cattle bam;
repairs to the small arena;
reconstruction of the milk
house; reconstruction of the
office and storage area;
construction of a second
floor ceiling in the ad
ministrative area; con
struction of interior, exterior
and overhead doors and exits
installation of a new
sprinkler system; a new fire
alarm system; and
revamping existing lighting
and adding emergency
lighting. _
The state Department of
Property and Supplies’
Bureau of Engineering and
Construction in October
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RD4 Lebanon
(Fontana)
717-867 8221
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717-786 3521 717-»M590
CHAS. i. McCOMSEY & SONS
Hickory Hill Pa
215-932-2615
STOLTZFUS FARM SERVICE
Cochranville Pa
215-593-5280
ABC. GROFF, INC
New Holland
717-354-4191
issued a report that it would
cost nearly )9 million to
renovate and upgrade the
Farm Show complex to meet
fire, safety and building
codes. Estimates were based
on material and labor costs
in July.
The study was prompted
by an order Jan. 31 to close
the complex after an in
spection by the Department
of Labor and Industry and
the Harrisburg Fire Com
pany. The order was
rescinded when emergency
repairs were made.
Quiet Please
Ever notice how quiet it is on
New Year’s Day’ That’s because
everybody’s too sick to talk'
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PHONE 626-2191
OR 394-3047
HAY &
STRAW SALE
EVERY
WEDNESDAY
AT 12 NOON
Canned Goods of Fruits &
Vegetables will be sold by the
case starting Jan Ist
Also Selling at Jan. Ist Sale -
2 Flaibody Trucks • ’65 Ford
and ’56 Ford.
PAULZ. MARTIN
SALES STABLES
2 miles East of
Intercourse
Sale managed by
Harvey Z. Martin
ROY H. BUCK, INC.
Ephrata, R D 2
717-859-2441
N G HERSHEY & SON
Manheim.
717-665 2271
LANDIS BROS, INC
Lancaster
717-393-3906